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D.WatchinganimalsintheWhatisarulefortheItcanbeusedatanytimeoftheItcanbeexchangedforcashifnotItisaccessibletointernationalresidentsoverItisavailablebybookingonemonthinFornearlyfourdecades,RichRuohonenhadbeentryingtogettotheOlympics.At54,hefinallymadeitnotasastarplayer,butasanalternateforTeamCasper,theGen-Zcurlers冰壶选手representingtheUnitedStatesatthe2026WinterGames.ButtheroadtoItalywasneversmooth.Ruohonen'sOlympicdreamdatesbackto1988,whencurlingwasatrialsportattheCalgaryWinterGames.Inthedecadessince,hecameclosemorethanonce—mostheartbreakinglyfouryearsago,whenhisteamfinishedthird.Yethekeptgoing.OnThursday,RuohonenfinallygothismomentonOlympicice.TheU.S.teamfellbehindSwitzerland'sTeamSchwallerbysixpointsaftertheseventhend,withlittlechanceofwinning.Atthestartoftheeighthend,Ruohonensubbed替补in,throwingtworocksandsweepingapathforotherrocksthrownbyhisteammates.“Yeah,goodshot,Rich,”shoutedDannyCasper,ashisrocksettledperfectlyintoacornerguardposition.Itwasonlytwothrows,butitwasenough.WhenRuohonensteppedontotheicethatday,hewasn'tjustplayinganend.Hewasmakinghistory.At54,hebecametheoldestU.S.athleteevertocompeteintheWinterOlympics,breakingarecordsetin1932byfigureskaterJosephSavage,whowas52attheLakePlacidGames.Afterthematch,CaspermadeitclearthatRuohonen'spresenceontheicewasnotagestureofkindness.“We'renotdoinghimafavorbyputtinghimin.Hedeservesit,”hesaid.“Itwasalreadyonourmind,andI'mgladwegothimin.”ForRuohonen,themomentmeanteverything.“TogethereandthrowtworocksisallIwanted,”hesaid.“Itmeansthatperseverancepaysoff.”Tworocks.Fortyyears.OnasheetoficeinItaly,RichRuohonenfinallyletthemWhatdoweknowaboutRichRuohoneninthe2026WinterHeplayedinalloftheHewonagoldmedalinHecompetedastheteamHesetanewagerecordforU.S.WhatcanbeinferredfromDannyCasper'swordsinParagraphHewasunwillingtoletRuohonenHeputRuohoneninagainstteammates'HebelievedRuohonenworthyoftheHeconsideredRuohonen'sreplacementaWhatdoesRichRuohonen'sexperienceBettertodowellthantosay 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D.TheImportanceofBeinganClimatechangeisahugethreattopolarbears,butscientistsnowbelievethatsomeoftheanimalsareevolvingtosurviveinaworldwithhighertemperaturesandlessseaice.Adaptingtotheseconditionsisrewritingthebears’MostpolarbearsliveonseaiceintheArcticregion,includingpartsofGreenland.Theyrelyontheiceasabasetohuntanimalslikeseals,whichmakeupmostoftheirhigh-fatdiet.Butasglobaltemperaturesrise,seaiceismelting.Ifthiscontinues,expertspredictthatmorethan60%ofthepolarbearpopulationcoulddisappearbyScientistscomparedpolarbearsinnorthernGreenlandtoanisolated(隔离的grouplivinginGreenland,wheretemperaturesarewarmerandthereislessseaice.Bothgroupsofbearswereoncepartofthesamepopulation,butsomemovedsouthabout200yearsago.Tounderstandhowthesouthernpopulationissurviving,ateamofresearchersanalyzedDNAsamplesfrom17bears.AllanimalshavepiecesofDNAcalled“jumpinggenes”thatcanmovefromonelocationtoanother.Whentheymove,theycanchangehowothergenesbehave.Thestudyfoundthatjumpinggenesweremoreactiveinthesouthernbearscomparedtothenorthernones.ThisincreasedactivityseemedtobelinkedtohigherThegenescausedchangesinhowthebears’bodiescopewithheatandhowtheyage.Theyalsoaffectedhowthebodyprocessesfat,whichbecomesimportantwhenfoodishardtoget.Accordingtothestudy,thesouthernbearshavebeeneatingmoreplantsinsteadoffattyseals.LeadresearcherAliceGoddencalledthestudy’sresults“hopeful”becausetheyshowthatpolarbearsarerewritingtheirDNAtoadapttoclimatechange.However,shesaid,thisisa“desperatesurvivalmechanismagainstmeltingseaice”andGoddenpointedoutthattherearelimitstohowmuchtheanimalscanadapt.“Westillneedtobedoingeverythingwecantoslowtemperatureincreases,”shetoldTheGuardian.WhatcausesmostofthepolarbearstodisappearbyThehigh-fat 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D.ByincreasingphysicalWhatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphofthePolarbears’climatechangeadaptationisStudyprovidesasolutiontopolarbears’HumaneffortstoslowglobalwarmingstillPolarbearshavealreadyadaptedtoclimateIfyou’retryingtoimproveyourhearthealth,you’velikelybeenrecommendedalow-carb低碳水orlow-fatdiet.ButaccordingtoanewstudyinJournalofAmericanCollegeofCardiology,simplylimitingcarbsandfatsmaynotbetheanswer—whatmattersmoreisthequalityofwhatyoueat.Harvardresearchersanalyzeddietdataandhealthoutcomesofnearly200,000healthprofessionalsoveryears.Theycomparedparticipantswhofollowedlow-carbdietsandfoundthatheartdiseaseriskcouldactuallyincreaseby14percentifthepersonregularlyconsumedunhealthycarbs.However,iftheyatehealthycarbslikewholegrains,theriskdroppedby15Thestudyalsodistinguished(区别)betweenfatsources.Unhealthyfats—liketransfatsandsaturatedfatsfoundinredmeatandbutter—wereconnectedwithhigherdiseaserisk.Incontrast,healthyfatsfromsourceslikeavocadosandnutswereeasyforthebodytometabolize(代谢)andofferedcardio-protectivebenefits.Participantswhoconsumedmoreplant-basedproteinsandfatsshowedlowerheartdiseaseriskcomparedtothosewhoreliedonanimalfatsandproteins.“Ourcentralmessageisthatdietqualitymattersmorethansimplycuttingcarbsorfats,”saidZhiyuanWu,coauthorofthestudyfromHarvard’snutritiondepartment.Thefindingssuggestthathealthoutcomesdependlessonhowmuchofamacronutrientyoueat,andmoreonwhichkindsofdietyouchoose.Tostrengthentheirconclusions,researcherswentastepfurther.Theycollectedbloodsamplesfromover11,000participantsandmeasuredmetabolomics—thesmallmoleculesproducedbythebodyinresponsetodiet.Thesebiologicalmarkersconfirmedtheirearlierfindings:thosewhofollowedhealthierlow-carborlow-fatdietshadhigherlevelsofgoodcholesterolandlowertriglycerides,bothofwhichsuggestbetterhearthealth.Interestingly,bothhealthylow-carbandhealthylow-fatdietersshowedsimilarsignsofgoodAccordingtoWu,thisoffersflexibility:“Ithinkthatprovidesmorechoiceswithyourpreference,whilestillofferingcardiovascularprotection.”Thetakeawayisclear—whetheryoupreferlow-carborlow-fat,thekeyistofocusonwholefoodsandhigh-qualitysources.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“consumed”inParagraph2A.took 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16.【原文】W:I’vebeenreallyworriedaboutmyphysicalhealthlately.WhatshouldIM:Youfirstneedtomakesurethatyouhaveagooddiet.Lotsoffruitsandvegetables,nojunkfood,andnosugaryfoods.AndIalsothinkthatexercisingisvery,veryimportant.W:HowoftendoyouM:UsuallyIworkoutatthegymforaroundoneandahalfhourseachtimeandtrytogoatleastfivetimesaweek.W:Idolikegoingtothegym,butIenjoyitbestwhenImixitwithgoingtoclasseslikeyogaclasses.AnotherthingthatI’mtryingtodoisdrinkmorewater.Ithelpstoboostmyenergylevels,helpsmyskinbeclearer,andhelpstocontrolmyappetite,assometimesthirstcanbemistakenforhunger.M:Ilikeaddinglemonstomywatertomakedrinkinglessboring.OnethingthatI’mworkingonrightnowishavingaveryhealthysleeproutine.Rightnow,I’monlysleepingforaroundfivehoursanight,andit’sbeenmakingmefeelverytiredthroughouttheday.WhatisKellymainlytalkingHernew B.HerlifeasanC.HerwaystogetintoHowisJessieSheis B.Sheis 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20.【原文】W:Hello,everyone.I’mKellyParks.I’melevenandIplaythecharacterofJessieCarter.Mylatestmovie,JessieCarterandtheAngryDogs,isinthecinemanow.I’mgoingtotellyouabitaboutmyself.Winningthepartwaslikeadreamcometrue.WhenIwasintroducedtothefilmproducers,theythoughtIwasjustrightforJessie.Neitherofusisshyornervous,unlikesomegirlsofourage.Andwe’resmart.IseemyfriendsjustasmuchasIdidbefore.Andtothem,I’mstillKelly,whichisfine.ActorsoftenmovebetweenfilmsandTV.SodoI.Amoviecantakeoverthreemonthstofilm,whileaTVshowcanbefinishedinafewdays,sotheyaredifferent.Notthatthismakesonebetterthantheother.SomeTVworkisfantasticandIhadgreatfunplayingsmallpartsinacoupleofweeklyshows.PlayingJessiehasgivenmethechancetotravelaroundAmericaandvisitsomeamazinghistoricalplaces.MyplanistostudyworldhistoryatuniversitywhenI’molder.AfterIfinishuniversity,I’dlovetogoaroundtheworldseeingeverythingI’ve第二部分：阅读(共两节，满分50分第一节(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、DAFour-NightStayInNorthSupportedbyDevonHideaways,thecompetitionwinneranduptothreeguestswillenjoyanescapetoacountrysidecottage.TheDevonHideawaysprovidescharmingholidaycottagesinDevon,includingthefeaturedDippleMillCottage.Setin27acresofcountryside,thisruralcottageisashortwalkfromthebanksoftheRiverTorridge,closetotheNorthDevoncoastandwithinreachoflocalattractions.Accessibleviaaquietlane,thecottagehastwobedroomssleepingfour,aloungewithawood-burningstove,andasouth-facinggardenwithapatioforalfrescodining.Keepaneyeoutforthedeerandrabbitsthatliketovisitthegroundsduringtheday,andlooktotheskyonclearnightsforaspotofstargazing.TheThewinneranduptothreeguestswillreceiveafour-nightstayatDippleMillCottage.TheprizeisvalidfromOctober2025toMarch2026.Thestaymustbebookedatleast30daysinadvanceviadevonhideaways.co.uk.ToAnswerthequestion"WHICHRIVERISDIPPLEMILLCOTTAGELOCATEDCLOSETO"byThecompetitionclosesat23:59on31August2025.ThewinnermustbeaUKresidentandaged18orTheprizeisnon-exchangeableandnon-transferable,withnocashalternative可供替代的事物offered.ForfullT&Cs,visitnatr.uk/devon2025.WhatistheprizefortheAfree B.Ahand-madeC.Aguided D.Afour-nightWhatcanwinnerexperienceatDippleMillSleepinginalarge B.SwimminginanindoorC.Dininginasouth-facing D.WatchinganimalsintheWhatisarulefortheItcanbeusedatanytimeoftheItcanbeexchangedforcashifnotItisaccessibletointernationalresidentsoverItisavailablebybookingonemonthin【答案】21. 22. 23.【21ThePrize部分“Thewinneranduptothreeguestswillreceiveafour-nightstayatDippleMillCottage.(获胜者及最多三位同行客人将获得迪普尔磨坊小屋四晚住宿。)”可知，比赛奖品是四晚住【22考查细节理解。根据第三段“Accessibleviaaquietlane,thecottagehastwobedroomssleepingfour,aloungewithawood-burningstoveandasouth-facinggardenwithapatioforalfrescodining.(这间小屋坐落于一条幽静【23ThePrize部分“Thestaymustbebookedatleast30daysinadvanceviadevonhideaways.co.uk.(30devonhideaways.co.uk上预约。)”可知，奖品需提前一个月Fornearlyfourdecades,RichRuohonenhadbeentryingtogettotheOlympics.At54,hefinallymadeitnotasastarplayer,butasanalternateforTeamCasper,theGen-Zcurlers冰壶选手representingtheUnitedStatesatthe2026WinterGames.ButtheroadtoItalywasneversmooth.Ruohonen'sOlympicdreamdatesbackto1988,whencurlingwasstillatrialsportattheCalgaryWinterGames.Inthedecadessince,hecameclosemorethanonce—mostheartbreakinglyfouryearsago,whenhisteamfinishedthird.Yethekeptgoing.OnThursday,RuohonenfinallygothismomentonOlympicice.TheU.S.teamfellbehindSwitzerland'sTeamSchwallerbysixpointsaftertheseventhend,withlittlechanceofwinning.Atthestartoftheeighthend,Ruohonensubbed替补in,throwingtworocksandsweepingapathforotherrocksthrownbyhisteammates.“Yeah,goodshot,Rich,”shoutedDannyCasper,ashisrocksettledperfectlyintoacornerguardposition.Itwasonlytwothrows,butitwasenough.WhenRuohonensteppedontotheicethatday,hewasn'tjustplayinganend.Hewasmakinghistory.At54,hebecametheoldestU.S.athleteevertocompeteintheWinterOlympics,breakingarecordsetin1932byfigureskaterJosephSavage,whowas52attheLakePlacidGames.Afterthematch,CaspermadeitclearthatRuohonen'spresenceontheicewasnotagestureofkindness.“We'renotdoinghimafavorbyputtinghimin.Hedeservesit,”hesaid.“Itwasalreadyonourmind,andI'mgladwegothimin.”ForRuohonen,themomentmeanteverything.“TogethereandthrowtworocksisallIwanted,”hesaid.“Itmeansthatperseverancepaysoff.”Tworocks.Fortyyears.OnasheetoficeinItaly,RichRuohonenfinallyletthemWhatdoweknowaboutRichRuohoneninthe2026WinterHeplayedinalloftheHewonagoldmedalinHecompetedastheteamHesetanewagerecordforU.S.WhatcanbeinferredfromDannyCasper'swordsinParagraphHewasunwillingtoletRuohonenHeputRuohoneninagainstteammates'HebelievedRuohonenworthyoftheHeconsideredRuohonen'sreplacementaWhatdoesRichRuohonen'sexperienceBettertodowellthantosay 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